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    Amazon Prime Membership will be expensive from December 13: All Details

    Lingraj SahuBy Lingraj Sahu24/November/2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The increased prices of Amazon Prime membership will not affect the customers who have selected the auto renewal option for the Amazon Prime membership plan, so such users will not be burdened with inflation at the moment.

    There may be an increase in the membership plan of the online video streaming platform Amazon Prime. The new Amazon Price subscription prices are effective from December 14. According to the report, the Prime subscription can be up to 50 percent costlier. In such a situation, the annual plan of the Prime will come after December 14 for Rs 1,499, which currently comes for Rs 999. Meaning the annual plan has been increased by Rs 500. For the same three-month plan, Rs 459 will have to be spent instead of Rs 329. Whereas the monthly plan will come for Rs 179 instead of Rs 129.

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    Amazon Prime Subscription Price for Existing User

    The increased prices of Amazon Prime membership will not affect the customers who have selected the auto-renew option for the Amazon Prime membership plan, so such users will not be burdened with inflation at the moment. Simply put, if the plan of a customer with Amazon Prime’s auto-renewal payment option ends even after December 14, then such people will be able to continue the old rate Amazon Prime membership. But this facility will be for one time only.

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    Users who have to renew their Amazon Prime subscription should do so as soon as possible, as the annual membership fee will go up by Rs. 500. Amazon has even updated its webpage showing the new Prime membership fee. The last day to buy the subscription at old prices is now revealed to be at December 13.

    While prices are being hiked, Amazon Prime subscription benefits remain the same. The membership offers free one to two-day delivery on eligible addresses with no minimum order value required for free standard delivery.

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    Amazon also offers access to Prime Video and Prime Music content. In addition, the Amazon Prime membership also offers unlimited 5 percent reward points on Amazon shopping with the Amazon Pay ICICI Bank credit card, access to free in-game content on popular mobile games with Prime Gaming, and free access to a rotating selection of books with Prime Reading.

    Airtel and VI Prepaid Plans Hiked

    The prices of recharge plans have been increased by about 20 to 25 percent from the telecom company Airtel and Vodafone-Idea (VI). The new prices of Airtel are being implemented from November 26 across the country. Whereas a day before on November 25, the new prices of Vi will be applicable in the country. Also, it is expected that soon the recharge plan can be increased by Reliance Jio. But this increase will be less than Airtel and Vi.

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